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its gonna depend how exactly the SSD failed. if the PCB is fried, the situation is likely hopeless i haven't done this before, but look into the "power cycle method" or "power cycle trick" the idea is to power your SSD from the power supply, but leave the SATA data cable unplugged, which supposedly triggers some recovery behavior in some SSDs after like 30 minutes  pretty long shot, tbh. better plan for the worst 
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mind the walrus posted:Yeah I tried the power cycle trick. No real response. It's looking grim. The cruelest irony is that I literally cleaned up and organized the files and was in the process of backing up stuff literally two days ago. sucks OP no harm in labeling and holding onto the SSD, in case data recovery is possible later on. i.e., dont throw it out. might be worth talking to a data recovery lab to see how much it might cost to repair. i think its gonna be a lot though.
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